Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925 if AN ARNE INE PINUT Durham, N. C., Elimina TEAMS LEET IN RUNNING CAGE TOURNEY, ted by Wyoming State Champions Who Meet Oklahoma Five Tonight in Fourth Round CHICAGO tle for the national interscho. the third round today. Hopes Mi TITLE REGATTA ON COAST NEAR Winner of April 11th Event Going East For Big Meet. By LAWRENCE PERRY. Casp Tribune) April 3—The Pa- ee-mile regatta will be held on April 11 and {t has been that the winner only June, If Wash- will probably “be 2 the California ship sses the line first on the Oakland not at all Ilkely that es will accept this defeat as depriving them of the right to journey to the Hudson and defend thelr championship title. Form in April is not a postulate une and because of poor ons, the Washington rs are four weeks be schedule understood the oarsmen have been lved qua: the race against the until then was the var- t definitely picked and with or two impor on {9 certainly her hand, has ditions all win- n sweeping along in Whereas the Califor- been rowing the three gh water on Lake kept the Huskies ifornia has ton will 1d one. . Washington s month in no mood . to say the least, and Coach Callow thinks that if victory comes it will be by a mat- ter. of feet. If defeated, Washing. t n Wew of all that has been set DEMPSEY AND WILLS AGREE TO BIG FIGHT t will insure the owd t rydon— T ery | ing pictures? that will get the made for critical a price tconom- ppreciate. GORDON HATS + 4 pril 3.—Narrowed to eight teams, the bat- | of the east were pinned on Torrington, Conn., which engaged the representative of the south, Wheeler, in today’s opening game. tournament. Wheeler, Mississippi, a town of 300 inhabitants, also ap red likely to‘ achieve national | 6 fame through its husky quin-| | tet, which yeste overwhelmed | Huntington, W. Va., 40 to 1 The four survivors of today's| games meet tomorrow {n the sem! finals with the last round for crown on Saturday night | Today's schedule: M1 a. m.—Torringtoh, Conn astic basketball title Zot into | , while the west’s bid for the crown red on Laramie, Wyom. ing, 1 Reno, Oklahoma, t night Laramie had things ts own wuy yesterday for the entire game against the Durham lineup, winning 26 to 20. Henning, Laramie’s cen ter, starred for the westerners. Lineup: Laramie, (26) B. FP. P. Corbeth, lf 2 1 1 Scott, rf 1 0 1 Henning, c ~. 8 0 ¢ Nolan, Ig 0 0 of Coughlin 0 0 3 Eberhard, . vt 1 1 0 Durham (20)— Bock, rf - Deas! 40) Satterfield, lg - 1 6 Warren, rg 0 0 1 1 1 2] 4 0 1 Sher, (sub. 0 0 1 A contest carried to conclusion at long range, owing to the strong de- fense of both teams, ended in vic- tory for the El Ren High School over!Greely, High 16 to 6, Unable to dash through the barriers of defense, both sides were forced to loft long shots throughout the game. El Reno excelled at this by the margin indicated, gathering a lend of 8 to 4 at the close of the, half. Meyer and Willingham scin lated for the victors Westport, of Kansas City, Mo loomed as a strong contender after t battered down the squad from Mechanto Arts, St. Paul, Minnesota, | 29 to 28 In an overtime game th was one of the big thrills of the| Wheeler, :00 p, m.—Wichita, Kansas vs. Un fontown, Pa. | 8:00 p. m.—Laramie, Wyoming vs. | Miss. j El Reno, Oklahoma. | 9 p. m.—Westport High, Kansas City, Mo.. vs. DuPont Manual, Lou ville. Consolation tournamer 10:00 a. m.— Smith, Ark., vs Tonopah, Nevada 2:00 p. m.—St. George Utah vs West Waterloo, Towa 3:00 p. m.—Detrolt, Mich, vs. Mon tezuma, Ga 7:00 p. m.—Portland, Ore., vs. Spring: | field, Ohio. | SMITH GRABS GOLF TITLE ATPINEHURST PINEHURST, N. QUESTION BOX If you have some question to ask about baseball, football, box- ing or any other amateur or pro- fessiomal sport— If you want a rule interpretea— lf you want to know anything York. If you want a personal reply | t all. He has turne ose a stamped, self-addressed nvelope. Otherwise your ques 1 will be answered tn this co! n Question—Is Grange it as been true that Red appearing in mov al of siona own sever > go Into sin | | | ch Question—What was Amos Rusie’s | °) record number strike outs in al ip ame ken on by th bit Stephenson : All tion—Who were the best men Beckett, the English cham pion has knocked out? ' M K and . ry! | HUF cau TO 300 RECORD. IN By LAKELAND. there a about @ play or player— Write to John B. Foster, on | | battin baseball. doub! Lawrence Perry, on amateur “An ports, and Speake | Pair Play on boxing and other | | coming professional sports. Al) are spe- ed like ial correspondents of the Casper | | Was onl une, $14 World Building, bats Next t name in the, American League, 4 Lo meni — simmons and Bill Lamar, shown from left. to right in above layout, ! Mack of the Athletica figures he has two of the best outfielders! Both are dangerous batters and are counted étrongty upon to keep the Quakertown team in the race this! congon, _ THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEW | YOU KNOW ME AL---Adventures of Jack Keefe AUTH o. OH, IVE SEEN Pag WHY OO TERRE AQUTE. WE @@D @ PITCHER t THAT NOBODY COULD SEE SEE THEM @T ALL, COULD you Sack four games right of the reel last season and then tripped on his toe plate or something else and couldn't pitch again, is in better condition than he was a year ago. Suppose this crowd of pitchers discovers that it can go as well as any one or two of them ever did. What then, for the Cleveland club, between their balls and their big pit- chers? Make room for the juggernaut, you other clubs of the American league! If all this happens, the steam roll- er will get you even if you do watch out, i i aeeeeeeeereaten! BABE FIZZLES AS ADMIRERS THRONG PARK NEW YORK, April 3.—‘Babe” Ruth muffed a chance to add to his herole proportions yesterday when NEW YORK, April y the Polo Grounds Athletic. asso: ciation of a light heavyweight match between Gene Tunney and Tom Gib: bons will bring together on June 12, in an open air battle at catchweights tw omen who have attained pugilis two men who have attained pugtis ines. Both, boxers are Irish-Americans. have demonstrated cleverness topped by a finishing punch and have been consistently successful against the foremost men of their division. Gibbons {s the older and more ex- perienced of the two fighters and earned unparalleled distinction two years ago by going the 15-round limit with Jack Dempsey. Gibbons Is now thiriy-six years old and has fough 97 ring battles, scor- was declared no contest. Tunney, who Is 2 has faced 56 opponents, scored 26 knockouts and captured 15 battles by decision. He has lost one bout and has taken part in 13° no-decision affairs, He also has’ seen one engagement declared no contest. times Ruth approached the plate. Twice he grounded out, once he got a singie and the last tfme he fanned inglorlously. The Robins, by defeating the Yan- kees, 9.to 8, tled thetr pre-season series at four yen. The Giants spent an easy after- noon. at Memphis, Tenn.,.at the ex- pense ‘of the Memphis Chicks whom they defeated 14 to 4. | Yesterday’s | Ball Scores At Richmond, Va., R. H. E.| Philadelphia (A 1% 0) Richmond (Va.) — 2 8 hh Meeker, Groves and Cochrane, Fox j | Jones, Swinson and Casey, Abbott. R. H. £E- 14 18 6) 4] At Memphis, Tenn. New York (N) Memphis (8) ay pets | Huntzinger, Maun and Snyder;| Morton, Riel and Colbecker. At San Franc! RH. E. being || St.. Louls (N) sat ae thames Nf San Francisco (C) Pye Rhem and Gonzales, Schmidt; Grif- stands fielding that WI JOHN 00 batt 1925 B Fla., er in the FOSTER, house of the Cleve- r Up comes to we are so they are,” chimes in Tris “What noise you heard ong the pike which sound the distant roll of thunder, these guys scraping their tme we have morning y call Lakeland up from where the ¥ are traint ask where {: © explosit big three Hundreds and f ha it. On r hitting not Cle three at out side, e bat league 8 very and out- uly tt been excelled » baseball graduated from baby sen 4 leaguer most of his life and was ta- fing of rel wiekedne Then who has t ch } istants them cuft en Lee, eland last to t there Sun wi re nma eld their and Hendr if he is National year be 1 who could of his Is trio of flall M ult bats with ¢ pitchers C., April 3.—] ~. < Veta MacDonald Smith of Lakeville, Great N a) pj At New Orleans, La. oR. H. E. Neck, oe rt ane ae and L £ > f b bey Wematins ok (a) BS . puth golf c onship, ending the New Orleans (5) - ‘ hole grind with to-| Martina, Coveleskie and Ruel, At Birmingha R ‘LDING WILLOWS 4 Birmingham (8) --------- 2 share! J 44u 7 | “Bush and Severeid; | Lundgren and Lerl eR TTS At Mobile, R plosives in the ga and when they | Boston (A) - get busy together, there is no pit-| Mobile (5) --.--. cher who {s safe against them, If}, Bhmke, Ferguson, Quinn and Pic- they can be kept busy all of 'the|{ich: Murray, Jolif? and Dever: time, they will have every team in| ™er, Buctos. the American league on the defen- TRG sive by the end of May. Were all} At Atlanta, Ga. R. H. E. |of them as consistent in the bat-| Cleveland (A) ‘ 8 ting as Jamfeson and Speaker, this | Atlanta (5) -2 2 team could drive itself to a pennant} Karr, Smith an fewell, My- through sheer brute forée. Int Sewell and Luteke, flashiest infield in the American Bees Chicago (A) -- Ag it 3 league, yet the punch fs there. Lutz-| Pouteienn stale 2 bt se ke isthe weakest batter of the lot. | “A's, Davenport, Mangum and Bis But he can spread himself over more , bat ted roe third base territory than any of his American league contemporaries and he is doubly agile this year, because he has been worried as to whether there succeed his fielding has he ca n't hit as spowerfully as the other boys do. ae gr as r.| Cleveland has two good catckers| Cincinnati (N) __. 1} and one of them, Wy; is a maul-| Rochoster (1) ..__- 2 er Rixey, Brady, B, Miller and Doug: And chorus, it also has pitchers svho can sing and who may sing such a blast fin, Crockett and Ritchie, Tate; Whitaker and Dowle. att; Courtney, Clarke, Jonkins. Kinners and he inffeld there will’be Burns, It is not’ the At Baton Rouge, La. choff; Price,: Dorsey and McDuff, Swanson. At Los Angeles Pittsburgh. (N) Los Angeles (C) Adams, Mc Payne, Myers and Sandberg. Gravenburg might be a third basemah to him someday—not because yielded but because gon if Cleveland has .300 batters in | Ins; Gressett Horns and Lake, Head. At Oakland, Cat this year that even the managerial | Chicago (N) . 5 3 ears of Tris Speaker will be tingling | Oakland (C) __ 88 with more than usual joy. Jacobs and Hartnett; Foster, Big Uhle, the “little Amose Ruste’ | Fowler, Keyser, Read and Baker. of the American league, fell very Senator flint in 1924, He has recovered his] At Sacramento, Cal. R. HL FE. Te 25, Gis be Pete balance. Sherry Smith who once was{ St, Louis (N) O- 4-4 vives and shapes from 10¢ with Rrooklyn and knows how ‘{t| Sacramento (C) Wes Y Mreight to 3 for 30e. feels, is in better trim than he ever] . Frankhouse, Reinhart and Vick; has been and has been pitching that | Shelleuback, Martin and Koehler. way. Shaute, the wonder of the] — Americ last & looks] At Naghville, Tenn RRS By as if a double Shaute. | Rroo} ON) vnc soaeen eee a ee | Ro: come through a 4) oseq tie ot 6 s omet ht Edwards. « Osborne, Roberts ar “hander of grand stature who won} Deberiy; Jones, Shocker and Schang. | REAL BATTLE |S PROMISED IN CLASH BETWEEN GIBBONS AND TUNNEY AT THE POLO GROUNDS yi 1 3.—Clinching a thousand enthusiastic kid fans, all| ing 42 knockouts, winning nine by orphans, crowded the stands at| decision, drawing in one, losing Nasyville, Tenn., to ree the Yankees| three and appearing in 42 no-decis-/ play the Brooklyn Robins. Four| ion encounters, One of his matches LA PA First in News Of All Events WELL, HOW DID THE ome CALL ‘em ? High, Nashville, y, Detroit, 21. Oklahoma, 12; Southeast Detroit, 21. Water \ 41; West Wheel Ww zi. 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